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How about a Brill?
Here is a nice A.W. Brill that I picked up in Tulsa....I probably paid too much, but how many are ya gonna see?
It fits a 1911 nicely 
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Well, I can tell you how many I saw at Tulsa- none.
I have no idea how much you paid but you didn’t pay too much.
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Well, I can tell you how many I saw at Tulsa- none.
I have no idea how much you paid but you didn’t pay too much.
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Thanks John, that made me feel better 
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Here is one that I have not posted before......
See if you can guess - Model, Caliber, and the holster maker 
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Does this Reyes Floral Stamped Holster and Patrick Grashorn smooth Elk Horn grips bring this 5" early post war S&W M&P up to BBQ status?
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Here is a nice A.W. Brill that I picked up in Tulsa....I probably paid too much, but how many are ya gonna see?
It fits a 1911 nicely
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That's a beauty, Scott. I know how hard they are to come by.
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This is what I've worn to every BBQ I've been to in the last 3 years or so.
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Who made those stocks?
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I’m not worthy.....
I have two BBQ guns but I need to get working on some leather.....
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Here's an S.D. Myres I picked up recently...
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Those stocks are by Keith Brown. They are really quite stunning in the light.
I am almost surprised that nobody has guessed the maker of the leather, or what the gun is (hint - it is a pre-war N frame)
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That Myres looks to be made for an adjustable sight model, or are my eyes deceiving me? It is a very nice example of their work.
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You are correct Sir. It's marked "S&W Combat" on the back...
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Here is a nice A.W. Brill that I picked up in Tulsa....I probably paid too much, but how many are ya gonna see?
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My, my. You don't realize just how rare yours is. That it's a Rabensburg (late Brill) is obvious; but did you realize that the open muzzle is not standard on either era? And is that a hole for the mag button? I'd genuinely like to know. Not standard either.
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My, my. You don't realize just how rare yours is. That it's a Rabensburg (late Brill) is obvious; but did you realize that the open muzzle is not standard on either era? And is that a hole for the mag button? I'd genuinely like to know. Not standard either.
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I like the open toe design. There is a relief cut for the magazine release button, it is tapered from the top (direction of insertion).
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Those stocks are by Keith Brown. They are really quite stunning in the light.
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I would guess our own keith44spl.
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Larry,
You are correct on the holster maker. Good eye!
Do you recognize the Nickel N frame peeking out of it?
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You are correct on the holster maker. Good eye!
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Boy are you guys sharp!
Reg Mag it is, but what caliber?
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I don't have fancy holsters, as they are more "go" than "show." While normally I'd carry this glitzy 66-2 snubby concealed, I might just wear it openly for a barbecue! The El Paso Saddlery holster might offer a plain contrast with the gun itself.
It crossed my mind that this Luger with its 1936-dated matching holster might draw some admiration because of it being quite unusual for a barbecue!
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I don't have fancy holsters, as they are more "go" than "show." While normally I'd carry this glitzy 66-2 snubby concealed, I might just wear it openly for a barbecue! The El Paso Saddlery holster might offer a plain contrast with the gun itself.
It crossed my mind that this Luger with its 1936-dated matching holster might draw some admiration because of it being quite unusual for a barbecue!
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Sometimes plain Jane fits the bill
And I bet a lot of younger folks wouldn't begin to know what the Luger is. You might parlay that into - buy me a drink & I'll tell you about the Luger
And it's really quite funny that you show your 66 with a day planner - I have used a tooled brown day planner to carry a variety of guns over the years. Sorry, I have never photographed it, so nothing to see here.
Here is another plain Jane one that I like. It is an early Model 58 with a Smith & Wesson holster (IIRC).
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Sometimes plain Jane fits the bill
And I bet a lot of younger folks wouldn't begin to know what the Luger is. You might parlay that into - buy me a drink & I'll tell you about the Luger
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Are the grips Grashorn's?
No, they are Sambar Stag with most of the bark removed. I bought them at the Smith & Wesson Symposium in Tucson back in 2010. They have no maker's mark.
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My holsters all do double duty, everyday and fancy. I have not looked for originals but have looked at originals. I like the Brill style and have had several made.
Here is my favorite, paired with a M22-4 with smooth stag stocks.
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I have been told that there are No places where men wear fancy holsters and carry fancy pistols and revolvers just to show them off while they socialize over a BBQ meal but I did attend one of these functions about 10 years ago in north west Maine. There sure were a number of fancy guns and holsters. Lots of fun shooting and great BBQ. I brought several guns and there are others here on this forum that were there.
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A recent purchase from Tulsa featuring a double buscadero rig from Heiser would be right at home at a BBQ. The rig features a pair of #753 holsters and a completely lace wrapped #49 belt. This was the fanciest and most expensive rig you could purchase from the Heiser catalogue. Bill
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A recent purchase from Tulsa featuring a double buscadero rig from Heiser would be right at home at a BBQ. The rig features a pair of #753 holsters and a completely lace wrapped #49 belt. This was the fanciest and most expensive rig you could purchase from the Heiser catalogue. Bill
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Knife: Browning Black Label dagger, made in China but good quality, with "tactical" sheath and metal handle, made circa 2013, discontinued.
Gun: S&W model 66, .357 mag., made circa 1977, pinned and recessed, with target trigger and old-school S&W grips. Sadly, I have no decent holster for it, just a cheap $15.00 nylon one. My sister took my good brown basket-weave holster -- sisters will do that. She took my Model 15 along with the holster. You gotta watch sisters every second...they'll rob you blind...
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12-11-2019, 06:22 AM
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SA EMP Contour 9mm
SA RO Compact .45
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12-11-2019, 10:05 AM
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Beautiful rig. Especially nice carving.
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Went looking for this thread and finally found it. It's lost a bunch of pictures over time but there is still some good ones.
Thought there might be some newer members that have not seen it.
I'll add a picture for the thread and keep it going.
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05-02-2020, 10:02 PM
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Definitely should....
......keep it going!
1st year COMBAT MAGNUM in S.D. Myres floral carved holster with matching cartridge loops.......Fire up the pit!
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Thank you bama biker for pulling this thread back up again. Lots of
beautiful guns and leather to admire. As Yogi said "it's like deja vous
all over again."
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My BBQ gun is a "Wilsonized" Colt Combat Elite bought in 1987. Had used it a lot and Wilson updated it...had Turnbull blue the slide and Wilson replaced what needed replacing.
Elk grip panels from Eagle.
Holster is from TT Gunleather. Tim Thurner does great work.
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